ATTACHING YOUR TRAILER. Can-Am Spyder Trailer RT, Spyder RT Trailer/Remorque
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ATTACHING YOUR TRAILER
Coupling Trailer to Hitch
1. Make sure hitch ball and coupler are the same size (the factory coupler accepts a 1-7/8 in hitch ball).
2. Back the tow vehicle as close as possible to the trailer. This is easier and safer than pulling the trailer to the vehicle.
3. Be sure the coupler-locking mechanism is released.
4. Raise the front end of the trailer. Position the coupler directly over the hitch ball and lower until it is all the way down.
6. Lock the coupler to the hitch ball.
Be sure the coupler is in the locked position and the locking pin is placed through the coupler-locking mechanism. Try to lift up the trailer tongue.
If it comes loose from the ball, unlock and start procedure again.
WARNING
If the coupler cannot be secured to hitch ball, do not tow the trailer.
Refer to an authorized Can-Am roadster dealer to have the trailer inspected.
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1. Hitch ball
2. Coupler
3. Coupler-locking mechanism in unlocked position
5. Check under the coupling to be certain that the ball clamp is below the ball and not resting on top of the ball.
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1. Coupler-locking mechanism in locked position
2. Locking pin
NOTE: At this point the tow vehicle and the trailer should be level.
Securing Trailer to Hitch
1. Attach safety chains to hitch. Attach the left chain to the bracket on the right side of hitch and the right chain to the left bracket.
NOTE: Chains should be crossed underneath the coupler with just enough slack to permit tight turns. Ensure chains will not drag on the ground.
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1. Ball clamp
2. Hitch ball in coupler
3. Coupler-locking mechanism in unlocked position
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Table of contents
- 14 ATTACHING YOUR TRAILER
- 14 Coupling Trailer to Hitch
- 15 Connecting Trailer Lights
- 16 LOADING YOUR TRAILER
- 16 Opening and Closing the Covers
- 16 Maximum Load
- 17 Load Distribution
- 18 Inappropriate Cargo
- 18 Adjusting the Suspension
- 20 ON THE ROAD
- 20 Driving Tips
- 20 Riding Speed
- 22 TRAILER IDENTIFICATION
- 23 REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS
- 26 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
- 27 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
- 27 Coupler
- 27 Tires
- 27 Wheels
- 27 Wheel Bearings
- 29 Wheel Bearing Seal
- 29 Inner Fascias
- 29 Lights
- 30 Wiring Harness
- 31 Latches
- 31 Latch Cables
- 33 STORAGE AND PRESEASON PREPARATION
- 34 TRAILER CARE
- 34 Trailer Cleaning
- 34 Trailer Waxing
- 42 PRIVACY INFORMATION
- 43 CHANGE OF ADDRESS/OWNERSHIP